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Mear;) - Head Galdener ite k . t, ' fame ' s . . ' : '''"it. Pice 55. in bod.ids. N CAUTION. 11/ 1 9► - HEREAS 1, THOMAS BERRY, have been convicted before Sohn Ireland, Esq. one of his Majesty's Jusi ices for the County of Oxford, in the mitigated Penalty 'of Five Pounds, for wilfully neglecting to drive the Gloucester Mail on the night of the 10th Instant, in the time axed by the Way Bill, between Benson and Oxford ; and whereas another Information was laid against me before the 11'Orshipful the Mayor of Oxford, for being absent from the Coach'' ;Olen the (41erd was ready at the Angel Inn, on the night of the I Ith Instant, which the Postmaster-General has consented to withdraw on my making a Public Apology, and expressing contrition for such neglect and disobedience; ;:irx I hereby mate Such AO; nowledgment and Apology, as a Caution to all Drivers of Mail Coaches in future. • (Signed) THOMAS BERRY, Witness, JOHN BULL. General Post-Office, Nov. 18th, 1818. 4 SSENCE of SHRIMPS, a new anti super►or SAUCE for FISH, e q ual in stren g th to Essence of Anchovies, hut far excelling it in flavour, and has the ad -vantage of not tinning rancid. The immense demand for it i s a convincin g p r oof of the estimation it is bald in by those who h a ve tried it. The Proprietors flatter themselves, that wherever it is once used, it will obtain a pre-eminence aver all other Sauces for Fish. Made by C. Di offline and Son ; and sold by T. Powell and Son It, Holbarn-hill, Corner of Hatton-garden. The Public are respectfully requested to observe, that each bottle has the signature tif C. Dininore and Son ; none other is ge nuine ; this caution is necessary, M there is a spurious...arti cle now on sale. c Pero. , e r 04' qr• • 0 0' pCI :Pe 7 bus— it 15' 1 6° ofq ote i t t o f el ,41 ; do da C: O 4 fr I.3Y_ , vi,; 4bt WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER '25,- 1818 WESTMINSTER, Nov. 4 . 1, 1819. A T a Nnwerons Meeting of the ELECTORS of WESTMINSTER, in the Interest of Captain Sir MURRAY MAXWELL, -field this day at the British Coffee house, to take into consideration his Answer to the Requisi tion, and the best means of histiring his Election, HENRY WINCHESTER, Esq. in the Chair, The following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to ;— First—That this Meeting highly appreciates the prompt and candid manner in which Sir Murray Maxwell has convey ed to the Electors of Westminster his consent to become a Candidate on the present occasion ; but at the same time it is with extreme regret they learn, that the state of his health, frmn the injury he received - during the late contest for this City, is such as to preclude his perSonal attendance. Secondly—That this Meeting being duly impressed as to the important services Sir Murray Maxwell rendered to this City on coming forward on the late Election, and the firm ' cneid net, he displayed in that arduous contest, until driven from it by the severe outrage that was committed on his per sou, . they consider him as meriting the zealous and liberal support of the Electors on the present occasion. Thirdly—That the principle on which Sir Murray Maxwell again solicits the suffrages of the Electors, meets the full concurrence of the present Meeting, and they therefore re commend a Subscription be entered into forthwith, fur the purpose of defraying the expences of the ensuing Election. Fourthly—That it he-recommended to the Parishes within this City to commence an immediate and active Canvass in behalf of Sir Murray Maxwill, through their respective divi sions, and that Committees be formed therein, in order to give full effect to that object. HENRY WINCHESTER, Chairman. Mr. Winchester haring left the Chair— Resolved unanimously—That the Thanks of this Mect ing be ,given to him, fur his able conduct in the Chair this day. 'WEATMINSTER ELECTION. THE Friends of-Sir 11URRAY MAXWELL are respectfully informed, that SUBSCRIPTIONS for defraying his Expeners on the ensuing Election for Writ 'Waster are received at the fulluwing Banking-houses, viz.— Messrs. 'Drunimonds, Charing-cross; Messrs.-lierries and Cu. St. James's-street; Messrs. /3 rch and Co. Bond-street; Messrs. Hodson and o. Strand Sir William Curtis and Co. Lombard-street. LAW INTELLIGENCE. • COtTRt OF CHANCERY, Nov. 94. The LORD CHANCELLOR is still prevented, by his late severe attack of the gont, from Pre siding in this Court. ,From the eirctimstlnee of no notice haring been given of the time his Lo;d ship will - again preside, it is coniectured , that he will not come to IVestminster Hall during this Term, which finishes on Saturday next. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, Nov. 24. WILSON, IN THF. iIkTTFR 0F GOLDSMIDT. The SOLICITOR-CENRRAL, in reference to this case, moved that the defendants might be allowed one month to pot in their answer. lie said it would be recollected, that when Mr. Goldsmith died, he was Indebted to Government from 5 to GOMM.; hut notwithstanding this, it had been agreed to t a ke, t i n th e p art o f Government, equal ly with the whet creditois. To this equitable arrangement one of the creditors had thought fit to dissent, and had accordingly filed his bill in the Court of Chancery for the ptoduttlon of all books, papers, and accounts relative to the pe, cuniary affairs of Mr. Goldsmith. The grounds on which he made the present Motion were, that it was impossible for the other parties, one of whom be particularized (Mr. Baring, who is now on the Continent), to put in their answer sooner.. He observed, in conclusion, that application had been made to the Solicitor on the_other Side ; but it had met with a decided negative, and conse quently the pre.4eut application became necessary. The Vice-CHANCELLOR granted the motion. THE MARQUIS OF BLANDFORD V. THE DUKE OP MARLBOROUGH. Mr. SIDEBOTHAm, in t his case, moved the Court to allow the parties to amend their Bill, by intro Arming the name of a Mr. Ellis, without prejudice to the injunction that bad been granted by the Lord Chancellor. Mr. HANSoN trusted his Honour would not al- low the present motion. He opposed it on the ground that the Lord Chancellor had refused, in the case of Moore and Cottrell, in which the plaintiff and the Rector had obtained an injunc tion to restrain the defendants from cutting down trees in the church•yard, a similar application, He adverted to the observation of his Lordship on that occasion ; namely, that he would resist, on every occasion, the slightest variation in rases in_ which an injunction had been granted under simi lar circumstances. Mr. BELL, in opposing the motion, argued that the opposite parties had been extretnely'ciire less, and that the motion ought not to he granted. Mr. SIDEBOTHAM said, that that assertion cCiuld not be correct, tor the Lord Chance Hot had but very lately granted the injunction, to which a de murrer had been entered as soon as the bill had been filed. The VICR-CHANCRI.LOR inquired in what situa tion Mr. Ellis stood to the other parties to the suit. Mr. SIDEBOTHAM said, Mr. Ellis was the " site entail " and the Doke was the " tenant en tail." The only question in his opinion was, could the tenint entail cut down ornamental timber ? The VICE-CHANCELLOR observed, that Lord Churchill was the uncle of the - Marquis of Bland and had seven sons who were cousins of the Marquis of Blandford, and they of course had a right to he made parties to the suit as well as Mr. Ellis. His Honour doubted whether the present . motion was bona fide made, or whether it was merely for the purpose of delay. Mr.HANON said, the injunction had been granted without the proper parties being before the Court. His Honour the VICE-CHANCELLOR was Of opi nion he Might "for once" grant the motion, but he would not allow more that) two days to the parties to amend their bill. Mr. HANsoN submitted' that they bill might be. amended by to-morrow, and as his Client ex pected the case tube argued then, he thought no farther time ought in justice - to be allowed. ' Mr. SIDEBOTHAM said, no expectation of that kind could have been entertained, fOr an amicable adjustment between the parties was now under consideration. The VICE-CHANCELLOR. - --" Well, take the Order ; but 1 assure you I grant 'k with some he sitatiou.": COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. 24. This bein,i4 Special Paper Day, the Court beird arguments of Counsel on reserve►l points of law. LOBO CHoLMONDELEY V. LORD CLINTON. . _ This long litigated suit, which has made so much noise in the Courts of Equity, came on this day to be argued before the Judges of the King's Bench, in the form of a special case, directed by. ills Honour the Vice-Chancellor, who is 4lesiroui of obtaining the opinion of the Judges. The question trailed on the construction of a deed, by which estates of considerable value will go either to Lord Cholmondeley and .Mrs. Darner, or to the Clinton family. The points were ably argued byNr. PaisToN and Mr. RICHARDSON ; the Court gave no decision: Their 'opinion will - be certified to the Vice-Chancellor. LBW'S V. HAMMOND. The Court gave judgment in this case. It was a cpiesthin Whether a Dissenter was liable •to pay toll at a tornpike.gate. The Court held that the Act of Parliament did not exempt the person as he was passing &Om one parish to another, and not to a direct place of worship. HABEAS CORPUS; Mr. F; PoLLocx movetl..for a Writ of Habeas I Corpus; to bill% up g (iintlem i m (a for e i g ner) 1 EP - Ric - E from Newgdte, tvliO had been cornthitt.ed by die CommisSioncts o f a Bankrupt, for refusing to state when he had seep tLe Bankrirpt's wire. The Learned Counsel represented ,this to be ari extraordinary exerc i se of pOwer, A n d his ohirct Seas to bring, the person into Court to be heard by the Judges. , The CHIeF JiiST!..CE allowed Mr. Po!lock to take the writ; and the tpau is to be broligbt up on Thursday. From Me LONDON GAZETTE of Nov. 24. MILITAItY PROMOTIONS. • frar % Office, Nur. 24. F'ottfth. Brest India - -ite l giment.-.:l4 . *ir James brummon4 ,Elphinstone„ from the 2(1 Dreg9ons,lo be Lieutenant-Colo nel, by purchace,.viee Sir John % 7 1.ii.(11aw, who retires. Baxv(*.—Captain Piliii.pStanhope, on the hialf-fray of the. 58th Foot (Aide-de-Camp to .Gi:uerril the Marquess of Ilastings), - to be Maier in the Armj , .. HuspiTAL STA aff-orgeou .Sit'arr:e. Beattie, _M. half-p;l,, to he Surgeoil to thr Puree's, v;ce James Arthur, M. 1)., Oared upon lialfjmy. MEatortAioute..—Lieut. John .1-rawey ThtifSby, of the I.lt h. Light DrknOtis, has been permitted to resign his Coni thission froM the lilth of November, 1818. (Vice of Ordnance, Nov. 21, ISI3 • Corps of Royal Engineers.—Lieitt,-ColOnel Georgic Cardew, frotii the half-day, to he Lieutenant-Colunel, vice Marlow, deceased. (T be rewaindei• o 1 Sile Promotions, TO-morrow.] BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. R. Rees, Chatham and Graseiend, draper, Nor. 28, jo Jan. IG. BANKRUPTS. . . W. Bond, Dover, brewer, to surrender Dec. 3, at seven, Lice • 4, and Jan. 5, at eleven, at the Guildhall; CauterburY• Attornies, Messrs. Ludington and Hall, SeCon . daries-otlice; Temple. J. Marshall, North-hall, near Leeds, clothier, Dec. 1,8, and Jan. 5, at ene, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Coates, Paul reet, Finsbury-square. T. Sherlock and H. Blood, Liverpool, merchants, Dec- 9, 10, and Jan. 5, at one, at the (Mice of Messrs. Avison and Wheeler, Lieerpoiil. Atzornies, Messrs. Avison anct Wheeler, katiover-street, Liverpool, and Castle-street, Holborn. G. Allen, Green*ich, stationer, Dec. 5, 12, and Jan, 5, at ten, at Attornies, Messrs. Lane and Bennett, Law rence Pouutney-hill, Cannon street. J. Gibbs, Bttxstead, Sussex, dealer in hops, Dec. 1,8, and Jan. 5, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lindsay, St. - Thomas's-street, Southwark. W. Tuck, Eking, Nurfolls, miller, Dec. 7, at four, Dec. 3, and Jan. 5, Mien, at. the Norrolk-hotel, Norwich. Attor ney, Mr. R. Barber, Fetter-lane. C. A Pollan, Leeds, merchant, Dec. 21, 22. and Jan. 5, at eleven, at the Court-house, in Leeds. Attctnies, Messrs. Few, Ashmore, and Hamilton, Henrietta-street,. CoVent-garden. W. Chamberlayne, Leicestershire, hosier, Dec. 1,2, and Jan. 5, at eleven, itt. the Ball's-head Inn, in Hinckley, Leices tershire. -Atinrney, Mr. C. Becket, Noble-street. Falcon equate. P. Greaves, Macclesfield, ironmonger, Dec. 9, at three, Dec. to, st ten, and Jan. 5, at three, at. the Warren Bulkeley Arms Inn, in Stockport. Attorney, Mr. Sherwin, Great Ja ines-st reet, Bedford-row. W. Favilt, Cromwell, Nottinghamshire-, miller. Dec. 17, 18, • and Jan. 5, at eleven, at the Hotel, in Newark-upon - Trent, Nottinghamshire. Attornies, Messrs. Long and Austen, Holborn -court, Gray's Inn. T. Taylor, PreStwich, Lancashire, butcher, Dec. 4. at eleven, Dec. 12, at three, and Jaa. 5, at eleven, at the Wi,ite Horse Inn, in Hanging-ditch, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. W. Sturman, York-street, Southwark, gun-maker, Dec. 1, and Jan. 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rich ardson, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street. J. Bassani>, Upper Thames-street, sugar-refiner, Dec. I, 8, at twelve, and Jan. 5, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Sherwood and Son, Canterbury-square, Southwark. DIVIDENDS. • Dec. 31, J. Freeman,' Birmingham, victualler—Dec. 17, J. Millar, Liverpool, metehant—Jan. 23, G. P. and J. Barker, Broad-street, merchant—Dvc. IS, W. Olroyd, Blaclo11:111.• Street, Surrey, bookseller—Dec. 1, W. Smith, Oxford-street, ironmonger—Dee. 15, J. Bewley, Kingsland-road, Middlesex, Salesman—Dec. 19, K. Cole, King-street, Holborn, •coach maker—Dec. 1, H. Stanley and T. Weston, Lower Thames street, ironmongers—Dec. 19, C. Love and A. Kelty, Old Bond street, jewellers—Dec. 15, E. Maukavoy, Greenwich, victualler—Dec. 18, W. Holmes, North Shields, master mariner—Dec. 16, G. James, Liverpool, merchant—Dee. 17, J. 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Also lately published, by the sante 'Author, The Protestant Church alone faithful in reading the Word of God, proved .hy'a contrast with the Church of Rime, in a Sermon, price is. . The 'Wafr,in,t' Vuice, a Saered - Poem. in tier, Cantos.' Ad dressed to Infidel Writers of rwetry, price 3s. dd. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. R. Barker and J.,F.lse, Brydzes-street (.•overt-4rarden, tab :ors—H. Baker and G. Dixon, Eceshant, Worcestershire, wine-merchants—B. Hohne and R. Dobson, [Aversion, Lan cashire, tobacco-manufacturers—S. Pritchard, C. and W. Glover, Stroud, Gloucestershire, masters—J. and G. Shaw,. Kirkburtou, Yorkshire, timber-merchants—T. Baker and G. Pulleyn, York, linen-drapers—R. and A. Andrew, Manches ter, hat-manufacturers—J. Card and F. Colville, New Bond street, dress-maker—.T. Card and 1 :1. Hartz. Milk-street, silk manufacturers—J. and N. Godwin, St. Martin's-le•Grand. carpet-dealers—T, B. Phipps, T. Holloway, and J. S. Hollo way, jun. New blond-street, musical instrument-makers-4. Oakes, W. C. Flack, S. Flack, W. Edwards, and It. F. Fo rester, Derby, iron-masters. COURT OF ALDERMEN.—Yesterday the. Lean MAYOR held his first Court of Aldermen at Guild hall, which was attended by thirteen Aldermen, the Recorder, Sheriff:, and City Officers. On ac count of the lamented decease of her M►:testy, hi; Lordship laid aside the usual state and ceremony observed on this Occasion, and-prior to the. Court entering upon the business of the day, he address ed them at some length. The unanimous thanks of the 'Court were voted - to the late Lord Mayor, for his conduct d►ir:ng the time be filled that at duoUs -and mportant situation, which were di rected to be pre•et►ted to [inn, and also to be pub fished. A small quantity of gold and silver - in bars was produced and sworn off for exportation. A haff-yearly dividend to the Orphans and other Cr &tors of the City, doe the s'h January next, was directed obe made, and-the payment to'com • • nteoce on the 12th of ►hat month. The precepts for IVardmotes on St. Thomas's day next, for the election of Common Councilmen and other Ward Officers for the year ensuing, were directed to he. issued. . b . u sb , to (1 ' 115 of 0$ b. 00 I; 4i g , ''c24s ~/ CC' 111 cg a, re r° p c)